St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-08

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JOHN VI. ROCHE, City Comptroller.
Oct. 1, 1887.
Accepted. (See report of Committees
on Ways and Means and Taxes and
ResolutiOW.
Also,
Audited Claims, viz
Board of Park Commissioners pay roll
and snndries, 81, 1856; John d. Esta-
brook, S1,141.5O; I'll. w. S. Cleveland,
hard, $3.50; Hudner Sc RegeIsberger,
Sl1.30: Globe Publishing company,
| S75-3S; Eureka Stone company, Estimate
No. l, hexagOn sidewalk, g, 5S4; j. For
1restal, Estimate No. s. wooden side
walks, 1887, SI3,gI4.61; Thornton IL
Shaw, Estimate No. 4, grading Irvine
avenue, ETC., $3.50; j. Mcdonald, Esti-
mate No. 1, grading Magnolia street,
l y, l25; A. Jacks, Estimate No. 4, paving
Eighth street, 81, 900; Cooper & Harper,
Estimate No. & and final, grading Allan
tic street, S1,715; j. Kavanagh, Estimate
No. and final, grading Lincoln avenue,
NO. 3. supplementary to No.2 and final,
sewer on jackson street, 500; Folsom
icy Murray, Estimate No. l, paving
Summit avenue, $3.50; Folsom &
Murray, Estimate No. 3, paw
; Ing Sherburne avenue, S5,50S;
John Rothmund, $3.50; K. P. Cullen,
S3S; Mathew Craig, SO; G. w. Merrill,
$50; Butt d Ferrey, $3.50; Brown,
Treacy u CO., S56.15; Prendergast Bros,
1913; John Il. Klaus, $3.50; Fielding
Bros, s1SO.25; G. Donaldson, SIS; Stock
ton IL Lindquist, S174.75: }. Forrestal,
$50; John Ryder, SOS; r. I. 0'Connor,
Allen Il Co., S103.40; Jos. Spiel,
SSO.45; M. Scannell, 81 cents;
NJ. F. Kahn, Sl2; A. E. Mellgren. $3.50:
{. c. Berkman & son, SIS; August
Jobst, S6.25; Die VolkZeitung, S294.4O;
MOrrissey IL MinOgue, S4.75; Wyckoff,
Seamans 81 Benedict, $3.50; r. O. Swee-
ney. 50: Berlandi Il Bott, S10S; st. Paul,
Minneapolis x Manitoba Railroad COM
pany, 81 ,934.55; p. Hogan, 81; Sisters of
the Good Shepherd, S49.35; Nichols IL
Gasser, SIG; FOwble IL FitZ, SIS; j. j.
Kennedy, .Si.70; Mississippi river sur
vey pay roll. S408.3l; NJ. j. Bell, S96;
ufacturing company, $1.50: G. II. Will
| Jams, $3.50; John Lux, SIC; John DuX,
$3.50; Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Railway, St2 go.
Allowed and ordered paid by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas-AId. Conley, O'Connor, Petsch,
Cullen, Ryan. Sanborn, Weber, Kenny,
Kahn, Hamm, Bryant, Minea, Long, Mr..
Vice PreSident-14.
Of City Clerk
Report showing number of dog Ii
censeS issued during month of Septem-
Der, 1887, with City Treasurer's receipt
attached for $3.50.
Referred to City Comptroller.
OF City Engineer-Lake Como Dredg-
ing
Relative to the resolution by Aid.
Weber, THAT the City Engineer be in
Structed to purchase dredging ma
chine for the purpose of cleaning out
vegetation. weeds. etc, on the shores of
Lake Como. Also, that the City En-
gineer lie instructed to have the work
house criminals placed on duty for such
work." upon personal examination
of Lake Como, find that the water has
fallen very rapidly, leaving bare large
territory, especially at the north end of
the lake. The work of properly dredg-
ing the lake is entirely beyond the re-
sources of the class of labor that could
be obtained from the wOrkh0use. No
permanent advantage could be derived
from said work unless some means are
provided that will insure constant sup
ply OF water, and / would not advise
that any dredging or improvement be
attempted until the right Of way for
driveway is secured around the entire
lake. have had the lake surveyed and
will this winter have s0undingS taken,
SO that an intelligent report can be
made. Respectfully submitted,
l.. w. RUNDLETT, City Engineer.
y Sept. %. 1887.
= Accepted.